Sha'ul's [Paul's] olive tree metaphor in Romans 11 explained in the context of Israelite history, in the context of the prophecies found in Yirmeyahu [Jeremiah] and Yechezqel [Ezekiel], and in the context of Sha'ul's entire letter to the Romans. What is the tree? Which branches have been broken off? Which branches have the opportunity of being grafted back in? What determines whether a branch is attached to the tree or not? Do you know for sure?
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